Course description

Course contents

This course consists of printed materials, computer-based learning classes (2 hours) library access, excursions, and intensive exam practice

Course Outcomes

At the end of the course students would have:

• Studied and practised all parts of the exam (use of English, reading, writing, listening, and speaking)
• Been able to answer various types of questions such as, multiple - choice, fit in removed sentences into a text, etc based on a written text.
• Been able to read the media for information quickly and with good understanding
• Been able to give an opinion and reason in a written form
• Been able to make notes while someone is talking
• Been able to write a letter including non-standard requests
• Been able to demonstrate the knowledge of a range of collocations, phrasal verbs, and adverbial phrases.
• Been able to demonstrate the understanding of the subject verb agreement
• Been able to demonstrate an ability to follow a talk on a familiar topic
• Been able to ask for factual information and is able to understand the answer
• Been able to maintain a conversation on a relatively wide range of topics
• Been able to express own opinion, and present arguments to a limited extent
• Been able to give descriptions of things and pictures
• Been able to agree and disagree on a given topic.
• Been able to negotiate about a topic

Accreditation and recognition

Melbourne Institute of Technology is fully accredited by the National ELT Accreditation Scheme as a provider of English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS)

Disclaimer

Even though MIT endeavours to provide correct information, this information may change throughout the year. You are strongly advised to verify the accuracy of this information with the Language Centre before making a decision.